The sultry atmosphere of the “Patty Cake” song is amplified in the music video, an energetic, visually striking experience infused with Sachet De'Aun’s signature boldness. Cleverly springing off the “pattycake” wordplay—the video makes one thing definite…

“I’m a Star” and “Can’t Stop Now” are just two of many examples of Chicago rap artist Jelani Lateef’s tenacious spirit—nearly all of his tracks radiate confidence and possess an unquestionable capability to uplift.

“Pronto” perfectly embodies Jay Swishes’’ brand: encouraging listeners to take life by the reins and chase their dreams without hesitation. Watch the accompanying music video now!

Co-directed by Will Thomas and Christina Jackson, masters of cinematic, top-tier visuals for breakout Christian hip-hop artists, King Koro’s “Hopeless Romantic” music video blends creativity with clever, heartfelt storytelling.

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rock Davis, whose resume includes work with industry titans like Nas, Mary J Blige, 21 Savage, and more, Contageous Funk’s “ALL DAY EVERYDAY” music video exudes the same tenacity and grit of the track itself.

The singer and songwriter delivers the "Bulletproof" song with absolute conviction and just the slightest trace of a punk rock sneer. That attitude carries over to the playful lyric clip, which finds the two Freekstar musicians at home, performing in their living room, in full animal costume.

The music video for “Letter 2 My Folks” is a visually stunning, unexpectedly vulnerable portrayal of loss, love, and resilience. Directed in collaboration with Mirzy Productions (@1mirs), Young Hitta crafts a muted atmosphere of reflection and reverence infused with an unmistakable Philly grit.

As a standout track nestled in the narrative of The Catacombs, “Some Kind of Purgatory” lives up to its name—delivering a sound and style untethered to anything in particular—constantly surprising the listener. Watch Mark Ciani’s accompanying music video now.

The “Baby” music video is a testament to David’s work ethic both on and off-screen. Outside of filming, David also self-produced the music video to help bring his vision to life while he can also be seen pumping iron while the camera is rolling.

The kinetic clip for “Eruption” opens with Susan Aquila alone onstage, bathed in violet light, bow raised, violin tucked under her chin, and her long blonde hair cascading over the body of her instrument. Viewers don’t see her facial expression immediately…

As powerful as the "Where I Got My Fire" song stands on its own, watching Jeremy’s relationship with his grandfather come alive on screen allows viewers to experience his bittersweet emotions alongside him. In collaboration with filmmaker and director Adam Paul Stone, Jeremy transports viewers back to his life...

The music video for “(I’m Spending) Hanukkah In Santa Monica” brings the festive celebration directly to the shores of the Santa Monica pier. Deborah takes us along for a holiday “hitting the beach”—a feast for the eyes that showcases this iconic spot with a simultaneous sense of fun and beauty.

Nothing screams vengeance quite like the imagery of a Fender Jazz set ablaze—a musician’s worst nightmare. Yet, this striking visual opens “The Price” music video, inviting viewers into a fully immersive, world-rocking experience.

The visuals in the “Learn Ya Bout Me” music video masterfully weave a triumphant narrative that brings the intensity and authenticity of Terry Milla’s story to life on screen. Immediately, viewers are immersed in Terry’s world…

Q. Ali Bey’s spirit of honesty extends into his visual storytelling, opting for a down-to-earth, grounded aesthetic that veers from the hip-hop status quo with his new music video for “Never Judge a Book”

As a fearless artist on the rise, Stewart Taylor not only flexes his muscles as a dancer, singer, songwriter, designer, and much more in the mesmerizing “EVEN” music video, but he also conquers his struggles, delivering an impactful message about resilience, self-worth, and the strength it takes…

The self-recorded and edited music video for “ONE ANOTHERS” further heightens the sense of dreamy mania, seamlessly weaving together “behind-the-scenes” recording footage with simple, introspective shots. It captures the surreal unease of being on a bad trip…

Inspired by skiing footage shot by director Danny Brown's father in Aspen in the 70s, Nuke the Soup's “Biggest Storm” music video radiates a sense of warm, fuzzy nostalgia—despite its frosty setting.

Augusta, Georgia based gospel artist Mack Holland’s worship of the Lord continues with brand new music videos for “Are You Ready For Your Blessing” and “He Is”.

If you’re a fan of bands like Alkaline Trio, Kings of Leon and Thrice, then you will love the music of Chicago based indie rockers Carrying Torches. Check out their brand new single/video “Good in Blue!